Enhance students’ learning and development with digital resources

By David Paterson2024-06-17T05:02:00

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Tips and a model to improve learners’ understanding and develop vital skills using digital learning

Read how supplying digital devices to every student has changed the way both teachers and students interact at Aldenham School. Students are encouraged to explore, discuss and experiment more in lessons. Discover the substitution, augmentation, modification and redefinition (SAMR) model and why building confidence in the use of digital edtech will better prepare learners for further education and the world of work.

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